I would suggest a vanity light just above the mirror. Or if the mirror touches the ceiling, you may use a wall light on each side. Consider glass shade light so the light is diffused better and also to avoid shadows. See some bathroom lights for your selection

Hi fivedock No problems. I have tweaked it a little in response to the other rooms. The kitchen lights are moved out slightly off the cabinetry for better overhead lighting and added two under cabinet /bulkhead lights that are wall switched. Have also added a light for just outside the laundry for when you are standing there with washing. Back room can be on one circuit although I have shown two as don't know where you are placing furniture. We make the bathroom lights separate as shown and also do the fan separate. Our sparkie hates it but we like to be able to use the room without the fan automatically coming on. Have shown pendants in the master but that's up to you. I can delete if you like. On a side note, are the bedroom doors swinging that way deliberately? We would normally swing them opposite to that shown so that they open against a wall and you have clearance to walk around the beds. If this is to be changed then your switch locations need to be changed also. Cheers

Thanks A&L Windows! The window was already there, just looks so much bigger and brighter after we removed the in-floor planter boxes and transformed the space.

Your electrician is going to ask for a plan. This can be a sketch but you need to think about whether you want down lights, pendants, sconces, vanity lights etc. that’s your call. A lighting designer can work with you get the best outcome and if this is done early in the design process you won’t find later that the structure goes right where you want a down light. Your builder will give you basic, architect more and lighting designer right to helping pick products from a much wider source than an electrician. So this depends on your skill.